Twelve perfect fall finds from Down Under
Toronto stores are overflowing with Australian-made clothes, accessories and apothecary products—and no one’s complaining. (Later this month, Toronto Fashion Week is even hosting an “Aussie takeover” showcase featuring five up-and-coming Down Under designers.) The vibe is fun, youthful and refreshingly laid-back. Here, 12 fantastic Aussie finds for fall.
Australian chain Ever New just opened its first Toronto outlet in the Eaton Centre, bringing edgy boho-ish looks, like this bomber jacket, to downtown shoppers. $150. Evernew.ca
Another perfect fall find: a 70s-inspired suede skirt. $150. Evernew.ca
Aussie brand Bailey Nelson provides a trendy middle ground between pricy designer shades and cheapie frames. Case in point? These rose-hued aviators. $145. Baileynelson.com
The label’s translucent cat-eyes are an icy-cool look for winter. $145. Baileynelson.com
Queen West boutique Convey specializes in goods from up-and-coming Aussie and Kiwi designers—like this cozy grey knit from Faddoul. $268. Convey.com
Also at the shop: this practical leather and suede cross-body bag handcrafted by Aussie label Sancia. $418. Convey.com
We also love these lace-up pumps from The Mode Collective. $298. Convey.com
Melbourne brand Aesop opened its first Canadian location on Queen Street this past summer. The post-shave lotion is laced with aromatic sandalwood and calming Neroli blossom. $65. Aesop.com
Shampoo with sage leaf, chamomile and lemon balm is a natural dry-scalp soother. $65. Aesop.com
The label’s juniper-filled face oil promises an even-toned, matte complexion. $75. Aesop.com
Hayley Elsaesser’s colourful boutique opened last month in Bayview Village. Can’t commit to head-to-toe prints? We recommend a bold enamel badge. $15. Hayleyelsaesser.com
And for more adventurous dressers: this brew-printed shift dress. On sale for $105. Hayleyelsaesser.com
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Australian chain Ever New just opened its first Toronto outlet in the Eaton Centre, bringing edgy boho-ish looks, like this bomber jacket, to downtown shoppers. $150. Evernew.ca
Another perfect fall find: a 70s-inspired suede skirt. $150. Evernew.ca
Aussie brand Bailey Nelson provides a trendy middle ground between pricy designer shades and cheapie frames. Case in point? These rose-hued aviators. $145. Baileynelson.com
The label's translucent cat-eyes are an icy-cool look for winter. $145. Baileynelson.com
Queen West boutique Convey specializes in goods from up-and-coming Aussie and Kiwi designers—like this cozy grey knit from Faddoul. $268. Convey.com
Also at the shop: this practical leather and suede cross-body bag handcrafted by Aussie label Sancia. $418. Convey.com
We also love these lace-up pumps from The Mode Collective. $298. Convey.com
Melbourne brand Aesop opened its first Canadian location on Queen Street this past summer. The post-shave lotion is laced with aromatic sandalwood and calming Neroli blossom. $65. Aesop.com
Shampoo with sage leaf, chamomile and lemon balm is a natural dry-scalp soother. $65. Aesop.com
The label's juniper-filled face oil promises an even-toned, matte complexion. $75. Aesop.com
Hayley Elsaesser's colourful boutique opened last month in Bayview Village. Can't commit to head-to-toe prints? We recommend a bold enamel badge. $15. Hayleyelsaesser.com
And for more adventurous dressers: this brew-printed shift dress. On sale for $105. Hayleyelsaesser.com){kind=link}